Juan G.
Tetris. Many games actually. It is my intention to read more books this year and not WASTE time anymore. I want to spend time working on me- gaining intelligence, "worth", skills, etc. No more wasting precious time on mindlessness.
Isabella X.
I would be willing to give up one of my shopping apps. I need to spend less money on non essential items. I use Chrome the most and sometimes yes I do need to use it. When it comes to my phone, I get most of my information from Chrome. I read news articles, find recipes, research info about any given random topic I can think of… of course most of the time I spend on it is unnecessary but it is still an invaluable resource.
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